Intelligence test

[Faith No More]

The OP sounds like a garbled and not well thought out version of this old nut shell:

You are faced with two doors.  One leads to death, the other to freedom.  You must choose a door.  Outside the doors stand two guards.  One guard always tells the truth, the other always lies.  You don't know which guard is which.  You are allowed a single question to a single guard.  What should you ask?

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You should ask:  

If I asked the other guard which is the door to freedom, what would he say?

If you asked that question of the guard who always lies, he would point to the door that leads to death.
If you asked that question of the guard who always tells the truth, he would also point to the door that leads to death.  Then you could pick the other door and escape.

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There's another solution:

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If I were to ask you which is the door that leads to freedom which door would you point to?

Obviously, the guard who always tells the truth would point to the door that leads to freedom.  But because the question is phrased as what would you say, the guard who always tells lies would have to point at the the door that leads to freedom too as that is the only way to lie about what he would say if asked.

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Did you not watch my video? Jim Henson did a great demonstration of it in Labyrinth.